Quote Originally Posted by Eidson View Post
Very nice. Dutch's Hexon makes for a wonderful hammock.
I really like the no-hole knotty mods and will definitely be using them on my next diy. Although I never had an issue with creating holes for the mod in the past, the no-hole method just looks much more finished.
I've never had luck with burn holes and I'm always afraid it will get away from me and get too big. Also I don't like the way cordage snags on the hard crusty burnt edges. The grosgrain tabs aren't very a appealing to me either. I saw this method on here when searching for where and how long to put the mod, but don't remember who posted it. I like that it doesn't really add any extra work, just stop lock your stitch, skip enough room for your cord and begin again. Unless you want to go to the work of sewing a button hole this maintains a good finished look. It also puts the cord locks on the bottom side of the hammock so the dangling shock cord and cordlocks are out of the way.

Quote Originally Posted by NarlocB View Post
Looks like a very comfy hammock. Well done
Quote Originally Posted by kitsapcowboy View Post
Great work. Looks very comfy with precise stitching, and you did a nice job on the mods. My next hammock will be in Dark Olive, since I have materials available. Some day I'd really like to make a Hexon hammock; the fabric has such a great hand.
I'm a big fan of the fabric. Great feel and not too much stretch. Feels robust and still packs small and light. Feels like I upgraded from a bicycle to a Cadillac Although I'm not quite ready to reduce my 10' 1.1 nylon to stuff sacks.